I am looking for STAR Filters (I forget to add to my camera during recording...
Any idea how can I create similar effects in VS (I also have the X2).
Thank you very much.
Moderator: Ken Berry
Thank you. The STAR filter what creates star light effect on brigth light spots (6 and more arms) typical for many concert videos. I did not find such effect on VS10+, I will check if there is any on X2.Black Lab wrote:Yes, there are NewBlueFX filters in X3 (some differnet than in X2). Not exactly sure what a Star filter is, but there are various light filters in v10, X2, and X3.

Black Lab wrote:VS v10, as well as X2 and X3, do indeed have a star filter. While it doesn't automatically place the star on bright spots, you can certainly position it anywhere you want it.
Yes I did - almost over the whole night, as each star is an individual effect and each star must be configured and controlled individually. Thanks God I had just 6 main light spots......Black Lab wrote:And you can make the light filter in VS follow whatever you want using the keyframes. You can also vary the size, intensity, and color the same way.
Thanks.sjj1805 wrote:I take it the "Star" effect is only going to last a few seconds, it might be practical to export the short bit of video as an image sequence file, use an image editor and then import it back as a video.
These links might be useful - it all depends upon the duration - too long and it would be too laborious.
MediaStudio/VideoStudio: Use A Video Sequence File
and
Corel PhotoImpact X3:Create starburst effect
I have recently 'discovered' the LIGHT FILTER and it is very useful. After dragging it onto a clip in the timeline, click on 'customize filter' and you can do whatever you need to with it.Kenneth Veal wrote:How do make the light filter in VS follow whatever you want using the keyframes and vary the size, intensity, and color ?............Ken